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Total Productive Maintenance TPM
Luis Armendariz, P.E. MBA, 6∂Lean Systems and Operations Modeling
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Agenda
• TPM History, Definition, Benefits and Roles
• Applying TPM, DMAIC & Metrics
• TPM Success (Benchmark Study in BioTech vs Food & Beverage
Processing Industry)
• RCA Techniques
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• RCA Techniques
• Current Challenges
• TMP to Infinity and Beyond
• Q & A
TPM History
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Dr. Deming1900-1993
Nippon DensoPM in 1960
1951PM
Nippon Denso TPM Award
Total Productive Maintenance
• Promote the collaboration between all departments to focus on the durability of equipment
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Definition
• Total: Total employee involvement
• Productive: Eliminate or minimize breakdown during
production
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production
• Maintenance: Complete a preventive maintenance
program
Benefits of TPM
• Improves Teamwork
• Improves Equipment availability
• Reduces cost• Reduces cost
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Roles of TPM
• To target the major causes of poor performance (OEE )
• Involve operators in the routine maintenance of their equipment
• Improve maintenance efficiency • Improve maintenance efficiency
• Improving skills and knowledge
• To collaborate in partnership while having a common goal
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Applying TPM
• Create a cross functional team
– D-Define– M-Measure– M-Measure– A- Analyze– I- Improve– C- Control
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Define DMAIC
D: Define the equipment, objectives, success indicators, customers, cost
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A
Measure 7 Losses DMAICTPM identifies the 7 losses
1. Total time available – shutdowns/startup – scheduled maint. - calibration
2. Set-Up
3. Initial adjustment time
OEE= Availability x Performance x Quality
Q
P
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4. Equipment Breakdown Time (TBF, TTR)- unscheduled maint.
5. Idling
6. Speed (cycle time) losses,
7. Quality losses: start-up and in process quality
OEE DMAIC
Availability (Downtime Loss) = Operating Time / Planned Production Time
Performance (Speed Loss) = Ideal Cycle Time / (Operating Time / Total Pieces)
Quality (Quality Loss) = Good Pieces / Total Pieces
OEE = Availability x Performance x Quality
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Quality (Quality Loss) = Good Pieces / Total Pieces
OEE Factor Shift 1 Shift 2
Availability 90% 95%
Performance 95% 95%
Quality 99.5% 96%
OEE 85.1% 86.6%
Note: Availability (TBF and TTR)
OEE “Pharmaceutical vs. Food & Beverage” DMAIC
OEE
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Copyright © 2007 Pharmaceutical Benchmark Study. Informance International. All Rights Reserved
Equipment Availability : TBF & TTR (Breakdown Time) DMAIC
SETUP PRODUCE
During production time, machine is producing
U D U D U D U D U
time
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During production time, machine is producing (Uptime - green) or not producing (Downtime - red)
We define:MTBF= Mean time between failuresMTTR= Mean time to repair
TBF-Unscheduled Down Time DMAIC
Mean TBF Line 1 = 34 hr
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TTR -Unscheduled Down Time DMAIC
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Mean TTR Line 1 = 18 min
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Other Measurements DMAIC
• Time to Maintain TTM (Schedule Downtime)
• Cost to repair CTR
• Cost to maintain CTM
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• Cost to maintain CTM
• Cost of Loss
• Cost of Yield Loss
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Applying TPM: Analyze DMAIC
A :Define the resources, C&EBrainstorming and Fish Bone
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Applying TPM: Improve DMAIC
• I: Establish current and future flow map, describe all responsibilities of operators and technicians.
Mean TBF Line 1 = 34 hr
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Applying TPM: Control DMAIC
C: TPM Improvement Projects
Projects Effect Due Date Comp. Date Note
CIP cycle removed None
Sight glass change Leakage
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Sight glass change Leakage
Training: Clamp
Installation
Human
Error
Add cooling step Leakage
Visual Aid Posted Std
Work
Applying TPM “Where to Start ?”
• Start with an equipment pilot
1. Choose the right machine
2. Choose the right person
3. Choose the good time
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TPM and other Lean Tools
• Overall Equipment Effectiveness
• Mistake Proof
• 5S
• Standard work
• Set up reduction
• Self maintenance
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Justice to Root Cause Analysis “RCA”
A systematic method that:Investigates as incident, attempts to understand the underlying causes and generates corrective actions to prevent and mitigate incidents
Common Recommendations:
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• Training
• Procedure Revision
• Repair or Replacement of broken equipment
• Restart the system
• Fix and go !
Justice to Root Cause Analysis “RCA”
Brain Storming Fishbone 5 Why’s
Method of Elimination Clue Generation Diagnostic Tree
Analysis Techniques
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Method of Elimination Clue Generation
FMEALeveraging Stratification
Diagnostic Tree
FTA
So what was the root cause of the failure?
FAILURE
Maintenance
Design &
Installation
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Operations
Human Error
Mgt. Control
System
Management Control System “PDCA”
Proactive
Analysis
PLAN
Management
Control
System
DO
Operations
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What could go wrong?
CHECK
OEE
Reactive
Analysis
RCA
ACT
What went wrong? How much can you afford to lose?
COST of Non TPM
• “$30 Million Refinery Glitch Stalls Fuel Users – No Petrol for 2 Weeks”
• “Liquefied Natural Gas Project Back On Track after Production Train Repairs -
$300 Million Lost”
• “Refuelling Problems Delay $250 Million Terminal Operation – Jet Fuel Pipes
Contaminated”
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Contaminated”
• “330 Hospital Patients Suffer Cold Winter Showers for Two Days – Risk of
Spreading Infection”• More than 4 million barrels of crude oil spewed into the seas off the U.S. Gulf
coast & 1.2 billion dollars in claims
TPM Implementation Challenges
• OEE measures
• RCA
• Leadership (Who Should Lead TPM ?)
• Employee training, development & compensation
• Employee Turn Over
• Collaboration
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• Collaboration
• Accountability
• Defined Responsibilities
• Spare parts and tools inventory mgt.
• 5S
• Visualize Standard Work and Maintenance Instructions
• Share best practices
TPM to infinity and beyond
• Asset Management and Spare Parts Inventory Management
• Predictive Maintenance
• Reliability Centered Maintenance, Ultra-Reliability and DFR
• Human Performance
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• Human Performance
• Information and Employee Communication
• Learning organization
• Management Control System
Conclusion & Recommendation
• Decrease the firefighting !
• Increase Collaboration between departments
• Avoids stress in a breakdown
• Visual Maintenance
• Standard Work Maintenance
• Increase productivity
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Questions ?
Luis [email protected]
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Resources:TPM - Japan Institute of Plant MaintenanceIIE –Process Industries webminars : http://www.iienet2.org/Landing.aspx?id=887Lean Management Database Tools: http://www.ProtimeSystems.com